They make indents/creases on the sides of my chin too. I'm not sure if these can be considered perioral mounds, weird buccal fat pads, recessive chin, or something else I've never heard of. I'm only 20, female, so I am interested in doing fillers first for this area. I'm planning on getting chin lipo in a few months but want to tackle this issue first. It makes me look like I have 4 chins and I still had it when I lost 40 pounds. When I smile/ talk my chin turns into 3-4 chins and I hate it.
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It may be possible to fill the chin using one central injection site. It really depends on the areas which were lacking volume. It does not seem typical however. I normally use a similar fanning technique but still require 4-5 injection points in order to cross hatch the fill to create more...
For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...
Thank you for sharing your concerns about your crooked mouth. Here are some insights that might help you understand potential causes and solutions:
Facial Asymmetry Causes: Facial asymmetry, such as a mouth that slants to one side, can be due to various factors, including muscle imbalances,...